I guess you didn't read any of the details in your listing. No they didn't die in experiments the story is quite interesting I suggest you read it. All the rest of the deaths were by electrocution at standard electrical outlet and switching areas that would be at any power station coal, hydro, wind or solar.
Your post seems to say you have evidence against my claim, yet your link is in full support of my previous point. The only deaths in that list related to nuclear pwer were at a government run facility.
Did you just not expect people to actually read your link? Someone falling in a manhole and electrocuting himself while trying to get out had nothing to do with nuclear power.
And this is where your entire argument falls apart. I'm sorry I grew up with a '69 bug and there is no comparison to a current VW. Standard features today were exotic luxury items of that era, and were not even considered on a super low cost car like the VW bug. To compare the current beetle You'd need to use a car similar in features. The best you could get from 1968 would be a Bently or Rolls Royce which would have listed between $50,000 and $90,000 at that time. So cars have gotten cheaper over the years for what you pay for.
Killing the people on the left side of the buss would not make them any lighter. I think your analogy is very appropriate to global warming. Instead of doing what people do, innovate out of predicaments, we are suppose to just kill off our advancements. I like new tech like solar and hybrid, not because they "save the planet" but because they may let me upgrade my lifestyle without additional cost. If I can get a solar installation that costs me $10k for 10 years or pay the electric company $1.5k a year for 10 years then I've improved my life by $500 a year.
"we have to plan for a world where leaders change and institutional priorities change."
Yes, yes it is.
Not everything is an argument for small government, but this certainly is. You want the next tyrannical maniac to have as little chance of success as possible by limiting powers in the government.
Poor, poor Anonymous Coward. You may never know your willful ignorance.
And lust for power. Greed and lust for power are the only two reasons to start a war. Plus a superiority complex. Greed, lust for power and a superiority complex are the only.....wait among the reasons for war are gre__....I'll come in again.
Lost are the days of free market in the internet. That is the time of the dialup and beginnings of DSL when if you didn't like your ISP you had 100s more to choose from. It didn't take long for it to get tied down in regulations and government oversite and now you have a choice of at best 3. The government has limited your choice....again.
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I guess you didn't read any of the details in your listing. No they didn't die in experiments the story is quite interesting I suggest you read it. All the rest of the deaths were by electrocution at standard electrical outlet and switching areas that would be at any power station coal, hydro, wind or solar.
Your post seems to say you have evidence against my claim, yet your link is in full support of my previous point. The only deaths in that list related to nuclear pwer were at a government run facility.
Did you just not expect people to actually read your link? Someone falling in a manhole and electrocuting himself while trying to get out had nothing to do with nuclear power.
Don't you mean, "Not buy anything but Apple products." You know, to show them we disapprove of the copiers?
Moving past capitalism is far more unsustainable than fossil fuels.
...and interestingly the only direct deaths due to nuclear power in the US have been government run reactors.
what other motive is there other than profit?
Wasn't it Rockefeller who said, "To turn any Liberal into a Conservative, just wait 20 years. You don't even have to change any of their ideals."
I'll stick to 0 Sarin, You go ahead and use up to 4.9mg all you want.
And this is where your entire argument falls apart. I'm sorry I grew up with a '69 bug and there is no comparison to a current VW. Standard features today were exotic luxury items of that era, and were not even considered on a super low cost car like the VW bug. To compare the current beetle You'd need to use a car similar in features. The best you could get from 1968 would be a Bently or Rolls Royce which would have listed between $50,000 and $90,000 at that time. So cars have gotten cheaper over the years for what you pay for.
Killing the people on the left side of the buss would not make them any lighter. I think your analogy is very appropriate to global warming. Instead of doing what people do, innovate out of predicaments, we are suppose to just kill off our advancements. I like new tech like solar and hybrid, not because they "save the planet" but because they may let me upgrade my lifestyle without additional cost. If I can get a solar installation that costs me $10k for 10 years or pay the electric company $1.5k a year for 10 years then I've improved my life by $500 a year.
From Valve's point of view, as a company, if it makes money or not.
Now I'm interested.
One for the left, one for the right and you have fax receive capabilities. Right on your feet.
iPod and it's variations (iPod Mini, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad)
Their PC business has been steady but never great.
"No money changed hands."
Except from both companies into the lawyer's hands.
"we have to plan for a world where leaders change and institutional priorities change."
Yes, yes it is.
Not everything is an argument for small government, but this certainly is. You want the next tyrannical maniac to have as little chance of success as possible by limiting powers in the government.
Poor, poor Anonymous Coward. You may never know your willful ignorance.
And lust for power. Greed and lust for power are the only two reasons to start a war. Plus a superiority complex. Greed, lust for power and a superiority complex are the only.....wait among the reasons for war are gre__....I'll come in again.
Not to most liberals. Earning is a sign of greed while winning something is breaking greed and getting what you are entitled too.
Lost are the days of free market in the internet. That is the time of the dialup and beginnings of DSL when if you didn't like your ISP you had 100s more to choose from. It didn't take long for it to get tied down in regulations and government oversite and now you have a choice of at best 3. The government has limited your choice....again.
I find it insanity that you can have a right taken away and have no option of a place to move and get it back.
"The best coders write as few lines of code as possible."
And still get the job done. Yes I'd say that is about the best programmer you can possibly find.
And that is the biggest argument for small government there can ever be.
All drug production should come from large heard of antelope, or from a single chinchilla in a tutu.
Haha, oxymoron.
I have been there. You are right. Is it still there? it's been years.
Ohh AC, never mind.